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In late July The 2026 Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival announced a three‑day programme ran from 24 July to 26 July at Hillsborough Park, Sheffield. Day 1 opened with Fatboy Slim, the Courteeners and Wolf Alice as headliners, while emerging artist Milly Pye debuted an unreleased track and warned American singer‑songwriter Vanessa Carlton delivered a standout set that operating drones over the site was illegal. featured her hit “A Thousand Miles”. Other notable performances included Birmingham’s The event opened on 24 July despite Clause and The Vaccines, adding to a scooter accident involving diverse pop, rock, indie musician Jon McClure, who feared a cracked rib but confirmed he would still perform on the main stage at Hillsborough Park. The first day proceeded with the full lineup, drawing large crowds and showcasing music, fashion and community spirit, highlighted in a photo series by Lee McLean. The festival continued on 25 July hip‑hop programme. Day 2 attracted thousands of visitors, with day‑two headliners Rick Astley, Blossoms and the Courteeners, attracting thousands of visitors. Courteeners drawing large crowds. Organisers provided a dedicated VIP area with food stalls, a bar, upgraded restrooms restroom facilities and a relaxed green setting. Over setting, and over 70 photographs captured attendees enjoying the performances and amenities. A live‑blog and a festival‑focused Facebook group were promoted throughout the weekend. Overall, Tramlines 2026 ran lively atmosphere. The festival concluded on 26 July as scheduled, combining high‑profile acts with strong local engagement. engagement and community spirit throughout the weekend.